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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1904

Page

15

Campaign leaders optimistic as West Virginia campaign opens

Democratic leaders at White Sulphur Springs unite in planning strategy for key states Indiana West Virginia New York New Jersey. Ex Senator Davis dominates talks as party workers organize, open headquarters, and set targets for vigorous campaigning amid Republican strength.

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Williams Tackles Founders Blunders and Modern Trusts Debate

In a White House venue at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia Representative John Sharp Williams delivers a long notification address to ex Senator Henry G Davis of his nomination for Vice President by the Democratic convention. He surveys colonial era blunders like race policy and Boston tea parries linking them to present national policy and tariff debates. The speech argues for protective tariffs and self reliance as keys to national prosperity, contrasting past missteps with current Republican and Democratic positions.

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Henry G Davis Accepts United States Vice Presidency Nomination

Henry G Davis addresses the Democratic committee accepting the Vice Presidential nomination. He highlights party loyalty, national unity, and the need for economical, constitutional governance, while defending labor rights, criticizing tariff policy, and urging a cautious yet assertive foreign and domestic stance to preserve prosperity.

Notices of Marriage and Death in Washington Post

The notice lists marriages and deaths with names and addresses, including Willard, Springer Evans, Stephens Mansfield, Ames, Carter, Coke, Curtiss, Morgenweck, Naylor, and Russell. It notes interments, church services, and private funerals with locations in Washington DC and surrounding areas.

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Undertakers and Embalmers in Washington DC Area

Directory listing for multiple funeral directors in Washington DC and nearby areas. Includes W R Speare 940 F Street NW. Joseph Gawler Main 131. Harvey's Sons Fung Pourteenth Street NW. John R Wright 1437 Tenth Street NW. J William Lee. George P Zurhorst. details: first class service, moderate prices, open day and night, chapels or parlors, contact telephone numbers.

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Louisiana Delegation Seeks White House Settlement

A Louisiana Republican delegation including Emile Kuntz and others met the President to urge a settlement of factional disputes with the Lily Whites. They reported the conference satisfactory and will press Cortelyou on a national committeeman selection before returning home. In a separate note, the First North Carolina district nominated John H. Small for Congress and George W. Ward for district judge.

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Davis rallies WV voters at White Sulphur Springs

Senator Davis drew praise for his health and steady speech as West Virginia and neighboring state supporters gathered at White Sulphur Springs. He urged victory on the party platform while commending Parker and Bryan, with Williams delivering pointed rules of conduct. Campaign plans hinge on state leaders meeting after the notification event.

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Temp Test Reveals Strength and Endurance Limits

The hot weather test makes people better acquainted with their resources of strength and endurance. Many find they are not as well as they thought and that they are enervated by the heat. Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens the blood, promotes refreshing sleep, relieves tiredness, and creates appetite.

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